Tesseract Stabiliser

Type	Remote inventory access
Tier	Mid
Holds	One bound Tesseract
Range	Unlimited, across dimensions
Carries	Items and fluids
Automation	Every face but the open one
Power	None

The Tesseract Stabiliser puts a remote inventory right here. Dock a bound Tesseract in it, and every face of the Stabilizer behaves like the block the Tesseract is bound to, wherever that block is. A hopper under the Stabilizer drains a chest across the world; a pipe into its side fills a tank in the Nether.

It holds nothing itself. Every item and fluid moves straight between the remote block and whatever is using the Stabilizer. It uses no power and emits no flux.

Badges

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Tesseracts

A Tesseract is bound to one face of one block. Both kinds bind the same way:

• tested Sneak + right-click a block with an inventory or tank. The Tesseract remembers the block, its position and dimension, and the face you clicked.
• Right-click the air to clear it.

The face matters, because it is the side the Tesseract reads from, as a pipe on that face would. A Tesseract bound to the top of a furnace reaches its ingredient slot; one bound to the side reaches the fuel; one bound to the bottom reaches the result.

	Tesseract	Semi-Stable Tesseract
Range	Unlimited, any dimension	16 blocks (in each axis), same dimension
Carries	Items and fluids	Items only
Quantum Crafter grid	Remote ingredients	Nearby remote ingredients
Containment Hall residue slot	Yes	Yes
Tesseract Stabiliser	Yes	No

tested A link reaches only the block it was bound to. If that block is broken or replaced by a different one, the link goes dead until it is bound again. It also goes quiet while the target's chunk is unloaded: a Tesseract doesn't load chunks.

Placing it

tested The Stabilizer points away from whatever you place it against. On a floor its open face is up, as it always was; placed on a machine's side it hangs off that side with its base against the machine and the open face pointing out; placed under a ceiling it hangs upside down. The open face is where the tesseract floats and the one face with no automation, so every other face, including the top when it's on a wall, carries items and fluids.

Docking

tested Right-click the Stabilizer with a bound Tesseract to dock it. It takes one, and only the full Tesseract; a Semi-Stable Tesseract won't dock.

• Sneak + right-click with an empty hand to take the Tesseract back out.
• Right-click with an empty hand to open its screen: the docked Tesseract, the link's status, and the block it reaches, with its position and the face it was bound to.
• Breaking the Stabilizer drops the docked Tesseract.

Proxying

tested With a Tesseract docked, each of the Stabilizer's five solid faces (every face but the open one) offers the linked block's items and fluids, as seen from the face the Tesseract was bound to. Anything that inserts into or extracts from the Stabilizer is working on the remote block directly:

• a hopper above a chest's Stabilizer fills the chest;
• a hopper under it empties the chest;
• a Modern Industrialization or Mekanism pipe treats it as the remote tank.

Nothing passes through a buffer, so nothing is lost if the link drops mid-transfer.

Side configuration

tested Each face can be set to Off, In (things can go in only), Out (things can come out only) or Both, for items and fluids separately. Every face starts as Both for both. Set it in the side configuration page (the Sides tab on its screen), or hit a face with a wrench (any #c:tools/wrench item): a click cycles that face's item mode, a sneak-click its fluid mode.

tested A face can also move things by itself. Once a second, a face with:

• auto input pulls up to one stack of items, and as much fluid as fits, from the block beside it into the remote block;
• auto output pushes up to one stack, and as much fluid as fits, from the remote block into the block beside it.

An auto input face needs a mode that allows input, and an auto output face one that allows output.

Status

tested The status shows at the top right of its screen:

Status	Meaning
Empty	No Tesseract docked, or an unbound one: "Insert a bound Tesseract"
Linked	Proxying the bound inventory
Unloaded	The bound block's chunk is unloaded, or the block is missing or has been replaced

The Stabilizer's open face shows a small window into the link.

Uses

• Remote storage access. Bind a Tesseract to your main chest and dock it by your smeltery: pipes there now feed straight into the chest.
• Cross-dimension logistics. Bind to a tank in the Nether and set a Stabilizer at home to auto output into your machines.
• Feeding the Containment Hall. A Tesseract can go straight into a Containment Hall's residue slot; a Stabilizer is the way to share one residue chest with pipes as well.
• Crafter chains. Tesseracts in a Quantum Crafter's grid read remote inventories directly. A Stabilizer is for everything else that needs the same inventory.